Sentence examples for right of passing from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the implications of the judgment, Mike Gardner, head of intellectual property at the law firm Wedlake Bell, said: "Rihanna was forced to rely on the English common-law right of passing off because in the UK, unlike certain other countries, there is no 'image rights' law to help celebrities to control the commercial use of their image.

With the recently acquired Donovan McNabb at the helm, Minnesota will have just the right blend of passing stability to complement Peterson and the run game properly.

The highway continues along this right-of-way, passing a large factory before entering the community of Mount Pleasant.

I no longer fuss about my civil rights; I think of passing through security as sneaking across a border.

Some CAAT supporters believe Martin joined the group with the aim, right from the start, of passing on information - a view I find strangely comforting.

Neither the bill to revamp drug sentences nor the gay rights bill has a chance of passing before the election, senior legislative aides said.

He said that the current generation of Chileans had no right to pass the hatreds of the past down to their children and grandchildren.

Theodora is remembered as one of the first rulers to recognize the rights of women, passing strict laws to prohibit the traffic in young girls and altering the divorce laws to give greater benefits to women.

For the past two years, Ms. Kraft had ruled with a minority government, forced to draw votes from the left or the right to pass each piece of legislation.

And now the conservative-leaning Supreme Court has allowed these governments, under the preposterous cover of 10th Amendment "states' rights," to pass more of these laws with impunity.

They're still angular, in both the physical and musical senses, and still omnivorous readers, but their second album, Ten New Messages, sets out their stall as thoughtful observers in their own right of the passing scene.